Paris: Protest starts at Porte d'Italie, after last-minute change to the route
Summary
Thousands of people in France are protesting again about the high cost of living. Police are prepared to manage the demonstrations, and some museums and shops in Paris have closed or boarded up for safety.Key Facts
- Protests are happening across France over the high cost of living.
- The protests started with high school students upset about poor conditions and lack of resources.
- Police used tear gas to break up a small protest in Lyon, where protests are officially banned.
- More than 500,000 people took part in last weekend’s protests.
- Security has been increased in many cities to prevent violence.
- In Paris, famous museums like the Louvre are closed during protests.
- Many luxury shops in Paris have boarded up windows due to past looting.
- Government and police are working to avoid violent clashes during the protests.
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